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Crosley Cruiser II Portable Black Record Player

is a classic portable vinyl record player known for its retro briefcase design and portability. Able to play all vinyl records from 1948 onward. Built-in stereo speakers, equipped with RCA output interface and 3.5mm headphone jack, users can connect external speakers or headphones to get better sound quality. The design pays attention to portability, adopts wooden structure, and wraps artificial leather on the outside, which is light in weight and easy to carry. Support battery power supply, suitable for outdoor use. It also has Bluetooth function, which can connect to a smart phone or tablet computer wirelessly and play digital music.

ION Audio Vinyl Transport suitcase vinyl record player

It is a retro-style portable suitcase vinyl record player, inspired by classic products from the 1950 s. Equipped with built-in stereo speakers, with automatic stop function, can be automatically stopped at the end of the record. The portable design is equipped with a handle that supports the use of AC adapter or 4 AA batteries, and the battery life can reach 6 hours. It is also equipped with RCA analog output interface, which can be connected to the home audio system. Not only suitable for use at home, but also suitable for outdoor and travel scenes due to its portability, allowing users to enjoy the warm sound quality of vinyl records anytime, anywhere.

Soviet Union Юность 301 vinyl record player

It is a vinyl record player produced by the Leningrad Electromagnetic Machinery Factory of the Soviet Union. It was first introduced around 1972. Designed as a desktop, low and large size. Equipped with two 1 ГД-40 cone speakers. The head was piezoelectric head ГЗК-662, which was relatively durable at the time and had fewer material aging problems. It supports three speeds: 33, 45 and 78 rpm, and can play almost all vinyl records on the market at that time. The overall appearance design is simple and practical, with a typical Soviet industrial style, and is one of the common entertainment equipment in Soviet households at that time.